The Nanyang procelain and the otters rice grain ones truly embody the spirit of Singapore!

The exquisite plates, in particular, feature all kinds of familiar landmarks. We’re loving the blue and white porcelain wares designed in Singapore and made in Japan. Porcelain plates from Supermama Photography: Supermama via Facebook Our fave is the curry fish head bed which is sure to make your pet look even more adorable.įurball Collective, shop online 3. Choose from the pineapple tart squeaker, xiao long bao chew toy, and curry puff squeaker amongst others. Chew toys from Furball Collective Photography: Naiise via Facebookįor those who believe your pet is as Singaporean as you are, Furball Collective’s collection of chew toys will give all the island feels your furbaby needs. Send it with a customised message and you’re on your way to becoming their favourite gift giver. Experience local faves like kaya, curry, mala and laksa or fall in love with a new range of flavours. Snack Box Singapore by Send Thinks is a curated box filled with nostaligc mama shop snacks and trending favourites from the city. If you’re looking to gift someone who’s missing the Lion City or want to impress a foreign buddy, hit them with a taste bomb that’ll knock their senses out. Nothing gives the feeling of home better than the snacks of our childhood and new ones with reimagined old flavours. Snack Box Singapore from Send Thinks Photography: Send Thinks via Facebook Quirky Singapore souvenirs and cool gifts 1. We’ve got all kinds of amazing goodies from local indie brands and locally-based artists. When you’re done savouring local food and shopping homegrown designers and beauty brands, give this list of stylish Singapore souvenirs a look.

That means your mix of kitschy magnets, lacklustre chocolates and postcards with neon text (in comic sans, no less!).

But first, forget everything you know about run-of-the-mill souvenirs. Searching for a gift with local flavour? You’re in luck ‘cos there are plenty of cool souvenirs in Singapore. We found you the most stylish knick knacks for a slice of Singapore. Photography: The Little Drom Store via Facebook Tacky souvenirs are a thing of the past.

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